Select all that are true given an acceleration of economic growth in the Brazilian economy: A. Long term investors would invest in the Brazilian economy, but only if the structural aspects of its economy support it (e.g. fiscal policy & the rule of law) and this would depreciate the currency B. The domestic currency (the Real) would depreciate as foreign investors seek higher returns at lower risk in Brazil. C. Contractionary monetary policy would appreciate the domestic currency due to the lower risk, ceteris paribus. D. The domestic interest rate would increase as the demand for loanable funds is pro-cyclical Detailedly Explanation Please, Thank you!

Select all that are true given an acceleration of economic growth in the Brazilian economy: A. Long term investors would invest in the Brazilian economy, but only if the structural aspects of its economy support it (e.g. fiscal policy & the rule of law) and this would depreciate the currency B. The domestic currency (the Real) would depreciate as foreign investors seek higher returns at lower risk in Brazil. C. Contractionary monetary policy would appreciate the domestic currency due to the lower risk, ceteris paribus. D. The domestic interest rate would increase as the demand for loanable funds is pro-cyclical Detailedly Explanation Please, Thank you!

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